Shelly names eight Navajo Nation appointment choices
Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly announced eight initial appointments of division directors and executive officials during a Friday meeting with the 22nd Navajo Nation Council at the Quality Inn in Window Rock. Names include Tsosic as attorney general Mitchell as acting division director, Dana Bobroff returning as deputy attorney general, with Mark Grant Virgil Brown Frederick White Stephen Etsitty among others named in various departments. further appointments pending for several divisions and offices.
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New Mexico lawmakers face tough session over deficit and reforms
Western New Mexico legislators brace for a demanding session opening Tuesday in the Roundhouse. Deficit becomes overriding issue amid 37 Democrats and 33 Republicans, with calls to balance the budget surgically while protecting vulnerable children and the elderly. Leaders urge open dialogue to avoid stalemate as debates on reorganization, reclamation, DWL monitoring, transparency, veterans programs, and road and sewer projects loom.
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Santa Fe
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Man pleads guilty in Zuni killing case
Lolando Nez, 33, of Vanderwagen, admitted guilty to voluntary manslaughter in a fatal May 2 altercation on the Navajo Reservation with Ethan Wemutewa, a Pueblo of Zuni member. Nez, in federal custody since Aug. 5, faces up to 15 years at sentencing. No plea agreement. The incident followed an assault reported May 1 and led to Wemutewa's death the next day.
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Gallup Indian Medical Center
Gallup man pleads guilty in drug trafficking case
A Gallup man pleaded guilty in the Judicial District Court to second degree trafficking of a controlled substance. Daniel Hausner of Illinois was arrested in November 2008 by agents of the Middle Rio Grande Valley Task Force. Sentencing date not yet set.
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